A leaked Amazon sales playbook lays out how companies in every industry can use generative AI
"We have large teams innovating, experimenting, and prototyping generative-AI technology. AWS and Amazon have been delivering meaningful innovation in AI and ML for decades, which is why more than 100,000 customers use AWS for their AI applications," a spokesperson for Amazon said in an email to Insider.
The mainstream success of ChatGPT and other consumer apps has shown users how generative AI can improve search and productivity. Amazon's analysis shows that companies can use generative AI for even more tasks, such as drug discovery and development or misinformation governance and national security. The analysis mentions the Congressional Research Service, Hyundai, and Siemens among the companies already taking advantage of generative AI.
The table below is the full list of industries, use cases, and example companies Amazon mentions in the document:Contact the reporter Eugene Kim via the encrypted-messaging apps Signal or Telegram (
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